unfrightened

• “Thus, it was relevant that you can say "unfrightened" and "unconfused", suggesting that these are adjectives, but you can't say "unfeared" or "unliked", suggesting that these are participles, not adjectives.”

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• “So the fact that "unfrightened" exists as a word doesn't rule out the possibility that "frighten" has a past participle.”

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• “And it was before people learned that meat from unfrightened animals is better and worth more than that from frightened ones, which now provides packing house operators with a financial incentive to keep the animals calm.”

  A better way to die? | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D.

• “Said he to them, “By Allah, my life long have I waded in the clashing sea of fight and I have met many a gallant sprite, but none so unfrightened of the sword that smites and the shock of men that affrights like these valiant Knights!””

  The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

• “But if you look at what Dean actually says, then -- for the most part -- the horses remain distinctly unfrightened.”

  Newsweek: THE VIRTUES OF ENGAGEMENT

• “An unfrightened prisoner makes an unlikely informer.”

  The Dark Art of Interrogation

• “What was remarkable to me was how unfrightened they looked.”

  CNN Transcript Mar 14, 2004

• “The girls, in their Russian boots, tramped through the damp grass while the deer watched them with big, unfrightened eyes.”

  The Virgin and the Gypsy

• “My hand was on the huge, curved ivory surface of one tusk as she turned her mild, unfrightened eye to regard me.”

  The Skrayling Tree

• “Each of the woolly creatures a separate pure color, cherry and mint, lemon and plum, instead of stampeding, the Rainbows stood unfrightened, gazed in the direction of the ranchkits, curious to see the new arrivals.”

  Simon & Schuster: Writer Ferrets: Chasing the Muse

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